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BARGAINS In Towels.

Our present stock is the largest we have ever
shown As specially good values We quote:
100 dozen Is by SO All-Linen Huck-a-buc
Towels, pin-stripe border, only 1Sc. each; 81
per dozen.
21 by az All-Linen Bird-eye Towels, fancy
borders, only 22c each; 50 so per dozen.
90 by AZ All-Linen Barnsley Huck Towels,
knotted fringe, all white. also fancy borders,
only 25c each.
21 by AZ Bleached All-Linen German Damask
Towels, knotted fringe: fancy borders, only
25c. each.
"a by A extra size) Bleached Double Barns
ley Hnck Towels, plain white extra heavy and
extra durable, only 81 11c. each
90 by AZ Beached All-Linen German Danaask
Towels. knotted fringe. fancy lace striped Dor
der, extra fine Quality, only SOC each.
tBaSement.)
WOODWARD 4 IOTHROP
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FoR TINS THURSDAY AND FnrDAr
LANSBURQH Z BROS.
REGULAR REMNANT AND BARGAIN
SALE DAYS,
SALE DAYS.

In conjunction with an unlimited number Of dssira-
Ole length remnants we shall sacrifice
IOOO Cakes CASTLE Soap, &C.
1000 Boxes Tourist Ruching 12,1c. per box, yds.
| to q box.
90 dozen White Chemisettes, all sizes, 1oc, worth
25c.
5O dozen Ladies' Percale Sets in warranted colors
AVG per see' worth 25c. Beautiful goods Money re-
funded II they do not retain color after washing.
Loo pairs Gents suspenders in white and colors,
| for 17c. per pair,
so dozen ladies' Isle Thread Gloves. 12hc. per
pair; worth 25c.
s Rhine Stone Necklaces: 81 brilliant gems in each
Necklace: regular value s. for $685.
Is dozen Infants Knit Shirts, 29c
10 dozen fne Cambria Slips, Acc. These trimmed
around neck and sleeves. and four tucks down the
front.
15doz.Ladies' Muslin Drawers 39c worth Soc These
are made OF splendid muslin, deep hem and three
clusters Of tucks
100 dozen Ladies' Corset Covers, for 25c All sizes
In stock.
10 dozen Ladies' Cambria chemise, at &c.: worth
'os. These are made square neck yoke Of pin tucks
and embroidery.
Also another lot Of Gents scarfs at &c., that were
sold for 23c.
121 Braided Jerseys for 4gc; recent price, s125.
Bargains IN different styles Of Ladies' and Gents
Colored Hose which offer at about one-half their
regular value pairs for 2jc.: regular value 1Oc
esen pairs for 25c regular value, EACH 1Oc
per pair; regular value. l5c each
extraordinary bargains in Wamsutta Sheetings and
Pillow Casings every remnant warranted perfect. 49,
inch, 12kc. 81. 15c. 1914, csc. This offer being
exceptional It will be to everybodys interest to cali
and examine
Fine Batiste Remnants, light figured, grand designs
fully one yard WIDE only exc per yard: worth 12sc
221 pieces Of Curtain Scrim, beautiful patterns,
only Sc. per I'd worth 12]1c. This is q chance to
sdorn some of the curtaness windows at very small
expense.
cases OF Cream olored Seersucker Remnants,
only &c. per yd: regular value 1Oc These goods
warranted perfectly clean and free from any imperfec
ton.
cases of double-width Il yard wide) Gray and
Brown Dress Goods Remnants, in plain and plaid to
match only 15c. per yard: worth 25c in any store.
JUDGING from the quantity have sold last week. the
public knows how to appreciate good bargain.
The last lot Of Verdi Cloth in different shades Of
gray. warranted one-half WOOL only 12kc. per yard
worth 1Sc.
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BARGAINS In Spring DREss Goops

the largest and best assorted stock of Spring
Dress Goods it has ever been pleasure to display
for the inspection of friends and customers. We
confident if you will do the favor to call and look
through stock you will find Just what you want at
correct prices We name a few special things
42in Colored Albatross Cloths in neat Plaids soc.
Spring Weight Ladies' Cloth, for tailormade Suits,
40, so.
Trcot Cloths in new spri NJ colors. 80. 75c.
Mayfare Suiting yard WIDE i'll plain and stripes,
36-in Twilled De Bege in Gray and Brown Mixtures,
CSC.
A new thing in Diagonal Suiting, 15c.
Extra Good Value in Black Cashmere, so, 15c.
Our Stock of Wash Fabrics never was better.
so New Styles Satteens, 12kc. 15c
French Satteens, Poe. Crinke Seersuckers, TO- 12c.
l Case Corded and Check Pequa &c.
Extra wide Bleached Suting 23c.
All Linen Cream Dam8sk. %, 30. SOC.
Best Turkey Red Table Damask, from 9 to yard
lengths. DC: worth Coo
Hamburg Ed2ings, 2, 4, t. 8, 10c.
Straw Mattings, Floor Oil Cloths.
Balance of our Carpets at cost.
JOHNSON, GARNER 4 CO.,
G3G Penn. ave, south side.
ap13 Near 18th st,
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REAL GOLD JEWELRY.
REAL SHELL JEWELRY,
REAL SILVER JEWELRY,
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.

We have such Jewelry, and the prices you will find
reasonable enough. We make q speciality Of IA karat
Gold Jewelry. and have good variety The IA karat
Gold Chatelaine Watches for 40 our cheapest
but they are not trash could give written guar
antee with them Just for curiosity look through our
stock and prices with the jewellers block
We can't afford Of course, to keep varied stock,
but for OUR SPECIALTY-(14 karat Gold Jewelry)--
We claim to be THE STORE
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

| J,oR RENT-NEw GRAND ARMY HALL oPIse
Il site nisris a'ucty shout 200: societies can also
heat, imrr0Sej elevator kitchen. fnrnl,ure snc
s we F9 fSnre s N hes. A a. Hs COM
mittee. Iso Louisiana ars-iss
l,oE kENl-oNE or THE MOST pEsIRABl.t
and dcsitahly ochtei srvcr-rOon aud cellar brssA
m'S its New tl' y srk ave- S' '$' " spfaa~
FOB EENIrsTwo NEAT. SIX ROOM BgIck
o HSns h.; q s s and so , St, Eve pc mn G sle
snd CO.. Navy Place: $40 yer mon,h, owner a. sls
IroR HINT NEARLY NEW siN,RoOM BRICK
Il House. 2ns / - Sc; water, rent si2. Arl3&'
1,uR RFNr-+1" q sr NV. TEN ROOMS, WITH
Il al modern Endorsements Inquire st 1000 q %
I,oR RENT-MAY lsr. HOUSE 5i3s Fast CAPT
to st cousining six rooms bath r'urn and cellsr;
sTiss s,h small children need not aiy iRqq.re
I,oR RENT FOR SUMNER OR LONGER WHOLE
ha.t ar and a s".ap Monn ns ssde ssIs T.''
BROWN, 1925 tennsslvanis ave. IT.
1891 Sis , IL. St; aE sS $40 s.s seG ss a. 'ls
asio ST. .T. iur 40 40 esr ss 20 f sr. II
2!2l Pa ave; Or. ~ 80 !o3 Richardson ST. ar ID
sisas Tor. m los jefferson is .s =. r.. il
1850 2eth :, 5rmi23 20 Mater st. ct. nr. 10
Cleveland nd aT 20 sspg VA s sss 81 eS
;a St st. sF 1871 ISL Siss It. ss
@ilSS st. srs sS =! g iI9nss, in rear " .r...
'0oi I - "a Va IL 10 sIoPrs '''"-'''e
. l&S2 VALLEY ST.: 70 80 sis 9th $, $500
Cor 5th&N ave se.sr u Sc. sioreand r.. - &C
i0i-oS-lo ne. ir..-l2
For a iull list Apply to wrscoTTk WILCOX.
apl3 1907 Pcuns,lsnna ave. "a
E,oR RENT, THE RENT OF NEw HOUSES ON
u McCull ougl 81. and Dingnian Place, New Jersey
Per mouth Water in kitchen; c2ncrcted streets
Srii6t CHhs * BANEs. sO4 SOD p st
froR RENT l46 hAsT CAPITOL ST. A NICE
arl3-h THos. D. wAGGAMAN. az Fstnw
r hrieS NS, $40 11m ST, NV. 10 rcOm.- s75 90
BRICK y 49, New York ave- rooms. 5000
fra NJ y" s - l All st n Me-, T %S.s, = &C
n R, ~, M G ,o5 in No. u N.Y. l3oS
aaI3-$t ALBEkT y Fox, No o@o + st. nv NV "
L.OR RENr-COTT AaE.STYLE BRICK No loa5
81 Desirable s bGS S AS gSS cT T' FORK .1 Sna
hath cellar. &c. $40. Centrally located Frame No
' api ii;a St nw RB heRT't + Fox No eeornw
LYON RENT-BRick HOUSE CORNER OF 30 AND
L s;s n " Ne HOO Al modern improvements.
Inquire VI. {. SHEA, opposite corner. Rpl3-:lt.
EroR RENT-pEsIRABLE HOUSE ROOMS
Il and bath, modern improvements: 1904 9th al "a
". Rent S26. hey next door. apl2-:l.
U,oR RENT-cREscENT sr. MERIDIAN HILL.
Tdm aae and s Ipsu lrSS BSgna
oGLE so yer month IN advance. aplo-3t.
NOR -s.o-NEAT sIx-RooM FRAME IN
Mate M0u gos PaS I'm Il pear Grant ST
api 3-tit'
NOR RENT-330s IsT ST. GEORGETOWN. q
u story and baseineni rooms all modern improve
pARNEIILE 1905 + St. or or c II FicRfff2G iaet
sd st, GeorEetown. apl3-3t.
E,oR RENT BRICK HoCsE, 336 lsr NE. ALL
coal vault; S:'2 l. GAIL1GAN. $50 LIST st ne. al2-'
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The most absurd OF all the complaints made
against civil-service reform is the charge that it
Will lead 10 the establishment OF an 'oce-holdng
arls1ocracy; and yet occasionally this statement
Is heara from the lips of a person whose general
ihtengence Is proof that he would know better IL
he gave the matter moments thought. Any one
VINO examines the lists OF thouSand-dollar secre-
taIles In the Senate OF committee clerks attached
70 ooth houses OF Congress- Of unclaSsified officers
IN the departments in Washington, and OF the &C.
cupan1s OF the most comfortable berths In custom
houses the postal service federal courts, internal
revenue and pension offices all over the country,
VIII be astonished at the number of sons nephews,
cousins brothers, sisters nieces and aunts Of Con-
gressmen who are drawing incomes from the pub
lie treasury. Only the last week witnessed the
appointment OF senator's son to be chief OF d.
vision in one OF the Washington departments and
the son OF another senator to q clerical position
under the Interstate Commerce Commission,
while the sons of several more of the nations law
makers are applicants for places which they stand
very fair chance OF getting. This is not saying
that the fact OF one citizens relationship to an
other citizen ought to operate as a bar to the
pirations or either OF them serve their country.
1t Is intended merely evidence that the worst
features or an arfstocracy-privilegeS independent
OF merit and heredity in office-hOlding-obtaini in
more assured as well as in more offensive form
under the old system of patronage than under the
operation OF any rules which restrict admission to
the civil service to persons OF approved education
and Intelligence, extend 10 rich and poor, weak
and powerful alike, and give the government
clerk after his installation a sense of security
long as he does his work Wei and behaves himself
In other respects.
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"A Blaze Or LreHr."

you pass The Palais Royal tomorrow you will GER
tanly be attracted by the blaze of light coming from
a small show case on window of 1119 Pennsylvania
avenue.
We had big stock Of loose Rhinestone Diamonds
and have had them made up as hair ornaments They
silver mounted and in representation of Crooks,
Crosses. Daggers, &C. The stones are remarkably
brilliant
Csc EACH ORNAMENT,
CHEAP AT $3.50
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1Ew FABRICS
NEW SHAPES.
NEW STYLES.
THESE THREE HEADINGS WILL CON.
vEY FAIR IDEA OF THE KINDS OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING WITH WHICH
OUR HOUSE IS LITERALLY FILLED
AT THIS TIME. THE NEWEST IDEAS.
THE LATEST DESIGNS, AND ABOVE
ALL THE MOST PERFECT-FITTINa
CLOTHING 1T IS POSSIBLE TO PRO-
DUCE, AND ALL AT PRICES THAT
ONLY A HOUSE LIKE OURS CAN AT
FORD TO NAME.
WHILE WE HAVE SUITS RANGING IN
PRICE FROM 50 TO $50. THE PRICE
THAT WE KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE
TO STRIKE THE POPULAR FANCY BEST
IS els, AND AT THIS PRICE WE DIS
PLAY ENOUGH SUITS TO STOCK A
GOOD SIZED CLOTHING STORE, NOT
IN ONE STYLE OR KIND, BUT IN
EVERY STYLE THAT'S FASHIONABLE,
AND ALMOST IN EVERY KIND THAT'S
MADE. PLAIDs, MIXTURES. CHECKS,
STRIPES P1N-CHECKS. IN ROUGH
SURFACED CHEvIOTs, IN SMOOTH
SURFACED CAss1MEREs, IN SACKS
PLAIN AND CUTAwAY-IN CUTAwAY
FROcKs. IN FACT, AND IN TRUTH, IN
EVERY STYLE OF GARMENT THAT
THE FASHION PLATES OF THE GREAT
DESIGNERS CALL FOR wEPARTICU.
LARLY PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE
TONE AND SNAP OF THE GARMENTS
WE SELL THERE'S AN INDEscR1B-
ABLE SOMETHING ABOUT THEM THAT
STAMPS THEM WITH THE SEAL OF
SUPERIORITY.
GENTLEMEN OF ELEGANT TASTE
WILL HERE FIND THE VERY THINGS
TO CRAFTY 1T AT PRICES THAT WILL
NOT INCONVENIENCE ANYBODY.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
ap13 300 TO 3Os SEVENTH ST.
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The Interstate commerce law does not seem TO
prevent populations from all parts OF the Union
visiting the President 20 invite him 10 pass the
summer In q succession OF lunkets
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IyOR RENT - FINEST LOCATED STORE IN
IL Washington: recently occupied by Woodward *
Lothrop, Boston Dry Goods House. 921 Pennsylvania
NV. This is rare opportunity to secure good
business location. For further particulars inquire of
j. Mel. DODSDN.
106 ID ST. NV,
ap12-6t National Bank of Republic Building.
NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEED AND
Il Flour Store: good chance for party with small
capital; rent only &l5 per month. X. A. PHILLIPS,
14:.S New York ap5.lw
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scattering seems 10 come up with q pretty
fair share OF the every ballot for the sem
atOrship taken In the Florida legislature. This Is
probably shrewd newspaper disguise for Mr.
Jones, who scattered so widely that, though his
head, trunk and extremities may be at ITALIA
hassee hotel. his heart is seven or eight hundred
miles away, In Detroit.
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The perfect limitations Of Gold Jewelry will also
onish YOU The most intricate patterns and in ident
cal designs to fashionable Gold Jewelry. Then we
have the fralest of mountings for imitation Diamonds
Pearls, &c. When we tell you the prices-25 az, 90
and up to Sl9S, You will think they must be trash
We assure you show Pins Earrings Bracelets &C.,
in these limitations that practically good gold
We pride ourselves on variety that would not dis
credit the largest city in the Union
GENTLEMEN will be astonished at our display of
Sleeve-B Buttons, Studs, Pins &C.
FOR 25C. we show the Patent Lever. Fastening But
tons of Agate. Bloodsone s-Eye and in Plain Gold
and Oxidized Silver. SCARF PINS of Imitation Dia-
monds mounted in Real Gold also all manners of
fancy designs IN GOLD, FROM CSC. TO sL9s.
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Mr. Jacob Sharp, Of Broadway railroad Doodle
fame, is beginning TO feel the halter draw The
district attorney is understood TO have paid par.
ticuar attention of late to his case and locked up
one OF the witnesses who could not be trusted 10
go at large Sharps trial will be more Interesting
than Jaehne's or ONeii's or McQuades. II will be
especially spicy and entertaining IL tt Involves in
its ranincaIons some Of the great people who are
reported 10 be deep in the Lalre as sharp-one OF
them public Officer OF national fame and an
other millionaire with aspirations to a seat In
Congress
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

T-HOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS. SIN
II gle suite, second and third floors IN building
929 st.n apl.-:.ts
H 1401 ST. for SO per month. desirable TOR claims
attorney. Good Rooms in St Cloud Building and Ca-
baugh Hall, 1880 lith ST.. .;SXti:S; $50.
apt-pw JOHN SHERMAN & co, l407 st.
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Pubic attention Is row concentrating upon the
National Drill The cOior-linc crisis has been
safely passed, the movement towards the re-organ-
hation of the local militia, putting the companies
In position To compete Tor the prizes goes brfskly
on, the month OF the drill Is nearly here spring
heat turns the thoughts to Out-Of-dOor sports and
speetac!fs, the securing OK hotel roopls by out
siders begins AMI al Indications point 10 the fact
that the great a,5ernblage OF the republics militia
and Of ali who love the military Is almost upon US
Washington. fresh and charming in her new
sprilg sI;r- will welcome gladly the thousands Of
delighted visitors who VIII lock 20 her May re-
ceptioD.
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The people or Washington Territory are greatly
pleased al the appointment OF "A resident a. voy
ernor- This return by the President 20 the prfnc1
pie of "hOme-rule," To which The national Mat
forIn pledges the democratic party Is n stem in
the right direction. There Is no way In which an
administration or party can be so surely
strengthened as oy showing respect for
pledges--N. Y. World.
Congratulations 10 the President! Uapuy
WashingtO nianS-of the Pacific coast.
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The great fire at ST Augustine yesterday threat
ened TO rob the South OF of its special points of
interest for tourists. foreign and domestic. The
antiquities OF the field which Ponce de Leon wan
dered over In search OF tie elixir OF youth and
where Sir Francis Drake prosecuted a part OF his
warfare upon the Spaniards, must always possess
the rareSt interest for the student OF American
history, who is generally confined to the last two
centuries for his material. The energetic work OF
the local fire department and the generous enter
prise Of some OF the Northern visitors are deserv
ing OF high praise for saving so much that could
never have been replaced if permitted to feed the
flames
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compulsory passengers continue to rage over
the Increase In the price OF railroad communication
tickets. They complain that they have been IN
duced TO locate on the line OF some one of th, oh
Jectionaole roads, relying upon continuance OF
the low rates, and in that faith have bought or
rented houses, ald they charge an approach to
false pretences in thus securing their CHS
tom beyond Immediate recall and then raising
prices Legally they doubtless have no ease hui
there Is enough OF hardship in their experience to
Furnish excuse for vigorous denunciation OF the
Offending road, and they exercise fully all OF their
privileges In this respect.
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NINE. j. p. PALMER
11O7 STREET NORTHWEST
IMPORTER
With unusual facilities for direct importation of the
LATEST PARIS AND LONDON FASHIONS. we are
prepared to show each week novelties in BONNETS
AND HATS of the highest order. ap13
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1t Is gratifying TO learn that the director OF the
mint has issued an invitation to artists to suggest
new designs for the silver coins of the United
States. Evidently the work which goes forth from
our mintS has at last aroused in the Official soul
the same sense of disgust which every citizen with
good taste has felt when he has had occasion to
compare it with the work OF the mints OF other
countries. The fault Is not only with the designs.
which ring the changes necessarily on q woman
Of most unintelligent and eXpresSlonless visage
and a stuffed bird which no OrnithOlogist
would dare attempt To classify; but ii extends to
the mechanical workmanship well The SHARPLY
outlined clean cut, and We'll relieved figures on
an English or French coin, for example, are In
striking contrast to the fiat, dull, pewter-Ike i'm
pressionS on an American. Years ago. this sort OF
was still young in our country, and crude designs
ana inferior workmanship ON our coinage were
fairly In keeping With the stage reached in ma
t1onal culture generally. But now no such excuse
can be urged Poor devices and sIovenly cutting
and stamping are no longer necessary evils. We
have good artists and good artisans in America
and the money value OF the prizes offered, as well
as the honor OF putting ones individual impress
upon the coinage OF great nation, ought TO call
the best OF them into the government service
The philanthropc work about TO be done in the re-
form OF the silver coinage ought to be carried into
the gold coinage also, till We have the satisfaction
OF feeling that, though all our money may not be
up TO the highest standard of excellence in other
respects it is artisticaly neither an ofense to the
eye por a disgrace TO the nation that issues it.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTEp-BEFORE JUNE 1ST. BY FAMILY OF
w adults House of not less than eight rooms mod.
and p 1th and 3sd SITS rent not 10 exceed Gao; or
Will buy on installments. Address NAVY, Star Office
apl3-2t'
XJANTED-AS AN INVESTMENT. ONE OR TWO
w small brick houses in northwest section at OF
about $500 each Address Box CO. Star Office.
ap13-3ts
WANTED-1ST MAY. Two-SToRY HOUSE: NEW
w preferred: seven rooms; basement; modern inn
provements: between q and S, 9TH and 18th sts no
Star Office. It.
"ANTED-MODERN BRICK HOUSE, AT LEAST
w eight rooms. between 18th 18th. II and BOUNDARY
NV: price $4,000 to $4,000. Owners send full par
tculars to AGENT, Star office. IT.
"ANTED-MAY lST. HOUSE SIX To EIGHT
w roonls by gentleman and wife: no children: rent
not to exceed $3o; no basement. Address CABLE"
WANTED-FOR $4,000 TO 5000 CASH ONE
W large or two small Houses. in good neighborhood
Address. with full particulars. street and number,
present rent and net price, DIR. ]. T. WINTER. la2S
9th ST. NV. apl3-3ts
WANTED-TO PURCHASE AN ATTRACTIVE
suitably furnished JOS. c. G. REMEDY. apl2-6t
WANTEP-To RENT-SMALL COTTAGE AT THE
w west end of Georgetown. within half mile of horse
cars; vicinity of 35th and : SITS preferred DANA c.
BARBER City P. O.. Box 225. apl2-3t'
WANTED-A HOUSE OF SEVEN OR EIGHT
w rooms. with all modern improvements and wide
not to exceed So, per month: owner preferred. Adj
dress PROMPT, Star office. ap11-3t'
WANTED PECIALLY-IMPROvED AND IN
w improved Property TO sell, direct from owners
quick sales and moderate commission.
aps-6t S C. HILL. cor. sth and F cts.
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2ola.2o2l 2o23E st. ell.
81 Myrtle II. n. e., 1r.. ii
% Myrtle st. ne. Srl5
b2l. SOO-2E.sseNct4r loSt
Sl9 Temperance alleNn ".
4rs. lst floor......i2.15
$50 6.h ~. NV, ar /.
1911 Blavdon's alley irl.
lll4 Goat alley N. ". IL
.B.Ib VI st s.w.. Brs I'D
4 Pleasant Place. NV ar y
2l.2 h 1T. NV. .gr.. :
] Pleasant Place NV Ar =
Rear AS Nash.st. IA. ". Pr. :
ZIG 18th st.s.e., 4r....-
, lslI B st. Sc, 4rs. .......i
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Governor Hill yetOes the Crosby high-license
bill for New York and Brooklyn. 1t strikes him as
being special legislation, and specially objection
able legislation, partial, inconsistent disingenu-
Gus, and In certain respects unconstitutional and
preposterous, il-conceived and badly framed. In
short R doesn't like it at all. He has been equally
dtspleaSed with bills suppressing OF restricting
the liquor traffic elsewhere-in the neigborhood OF
public institutions, in the saloon at the state cap
toll, &c. and, on one ingenious ground or another
has vetoed them. Why, then, should he sign thi,
BILL restricting valued constituents, and tending
To reconcile the moderate anti-liquor men to the
republican party In New York? There does not
seem 70 be single partisan consideration to COM
mend the measure to Governor HILL And other
considerations DO not count nowadays
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUs

ENOR RENT-STABLE-IN REAR OF 1872 y ST.
new and very desirable: five stalls and carriage
DOM Apply TO A. I. BRLCE. ia 18th st. ap1-lm
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wANTEb--HEEP

WANTED-AT MARSHALL. HALL, CHARLES
w County. Nd. frst-class Vegetable Gardener
Apply at Steamer Corcoran eth street wharf between
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IHoR RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL. A DFsIRA RI :
aud pleasantly situated Brick Dwe1inr mine ,xs,s
! Including bath los I'd st. p.A an5.6SsS :
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STORES.
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OFFICES

ISoR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE. VERY DEsIR-
II able, south front, overlooking Iowa Circle frliu
May LIST To November list references required Call
after , pm. l2 Rhode Island ave anil n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-13

E1CR RENT-;S3us 1ST ST. GEORGETOWN =
II story and basement, rooms. all modern improve
lients large yard; 81 30 month. Apply 10 A.
DAhNEIIlE. l@26 st. or {. H. Tickling, 1894
sd st, GeOrl-etoWn apl az.
ENOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. 336 lST NE ALL
II mod imps.: in good order. back and front yards
coal Nanlt: S2. L tiAIIIGAN go LIST IT ne. alo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-13

ISoR RENr-ie9 51H ST. NE. A NEARLY NEW
II six-room Brick with bay window. cellar, aud ali
modern improvements; terms, Is per month, in adj
vance. hey at 49, 9Th ST. ne. apl ct.